Western cyclone. [volume] (Nicodemus, Kan.) 1886-1887, 1887-03-24
KANSAS NEWS
a;ms.of the agriculture

w;ll,am sims,of the agTicultur-
DsJoI \ issued his map how'ng
ddspsf [ ,re d population in Ksnsn<, Ia
tbe cea' &c 4 II the west part Of Douglas
1860 Y W. y moved in 1870 to the line
s0u 1!a;ne / douglas and johnson counties n
dIVldlnsa srful growth Of western Kan
shs x0l, ,oa 4 ID 1875 to the east line Of
- no ..Tnty: ID 1880 It went to the
Igon c S:aa If Dickinson county, which Is
pu'n ,a - point west that i has
tbs a.. 1885 it was moved back 70
gsseus a,b fine Of Morris county, showing
y ~. me NJ population Of eastern Hans
iha' u ! more than the population
~ y .. lus Kansas; this year the cenIer
y y a "s il in tire northwest part q
y p" county, which is farther south
,I.nit bss ever been before.
''l = + o ri passed the Paola' Kans.'
!. = e'apcII Thursday night granting 3
s s1' S to the P4ola street railway
l ,,ss for period Of thirty years
n. Atchison, Kans., street railway
!. d sOId Thursday for $4,000, posses
' 10 q be given April l5'
.oother chapter in the Coronado,
u;sbits county, Kans,, shooting opened
' si Wednesday, Adiutant General
I 4 Campbell having effected The ar
Il i fourteen OF the Coronado men
~ with killing Coulter, Rains and
s ot1ePs. Warrants were issued for aboat
i0rtT, but only fourteen could be found.
l pdh towns threw up forts and were pre-
and for war. Those arrested were all
'sEeu 10 Garden City for trial, passing
,hrouph Leoti without interruption.
The term Of Dr.. a. A. H0icombe, Of
vspsss. state veterinarian, expires o.
AMI |. aud IS he failed to receive the
eaairmstion Of the senate, he Will prob
,bIy retire The appropriation for this
dpnsrtment was cut down by the legls-
AZURE from $4,000 to $4,000, leaving
Oply $500 per year for expresses Of the
ygtrrinarian and live stock commission
Hon. Charles Coils, Of Hutchinson, has
been appointed by the governor to fill
The vacancy in the live stock commits
sOn caused BY the resignation Of HOa.
Nv Hamilton.
A farmer By the name Of VIM,
gAFret committed suicide hy hanging
himself. H. lived near Lawrence, Kan.
Nd was "a years Of age.
The insurance department. Of Kansa'
nov busily engaged in issuing licenses
10 insurance agents. Last year there
were Between 5000 and 5000 issued
but this year the number will be nearly
1000,
Wednesday night, at CaulE, Kaps.,
Jim Vaugn was playing the desperate,
one of bis exploits being an attempt tC
make George Milford swim a pond neal
tie town at rtvolver's mouth. Milford
dIeW KNIFE and told Vaughn that b.
would take bis chances with bis knife
gainst the revolver, but he would no
lRin The pond. Vaughn leveled his re
HOlVer a. II to shoot, when several par
uss iHterferea and succee led in arrest
ag him. There being 10 calaboose ir
nEn be vas placed in charge OF Mitfold
Vharlie Garland and Will Cox. He at
Rnpted to escape, and The guards, who
Esiearmed with Winchester rifles, shO
hin down.
The annual encampment Of the G.. a
y department. Of Kansas, which was il
.ssslon At Abilene for two days, closed
thursday night. About 2,OOO veteran,
ssle N attendance. The encampmen
ssc'ed the following officers for the en-,
.elng year: Department commander
! Z, Howard; senior vice commander
w Feghan; junior vice commander
~ Y. Smith; surgeon Henry Gill
1aplain, Bernard Kelly; adiutant gen
- :. y. Lemerick, Of Winfield; al
iaans Quartermaster general, "A. B
a4elh q Winfield; council Of admins
nsuOn, Y. Il. Coulter. Of Council
r0ssi John Fulton, Of Sabctha; A. L
''Olhees,'f Russell; ]. w. Stone, D
esAielcei X G. Ward, Of Sedan. Tn
~ q Veterans, department. Of Kansas
ss0'eO Inc following officers for the en-
Is'og year; Colonel, q. d. -Herod, 0
!. lieutenant COLONEL, p. McDivitt
a.. Aolenc; major, E. D. Turner, 0
4 ~ BEND; council, J. NJ. Swearingen
= oenlsner and Claude w. Martin